Preface As the necessary context for what follows in this Post # 3, see the brief statement of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal’s findings of fact and its decision on the constitutional issue in “Post #1” in this “The Constitution” […]
Professor Bryden: In conclusion, I would say that Unjust by Design is a book that everyone who is interested in administrative justice in Canada ought to read. I dare say that many of us will disagree with at least some
In Intra Vires, the Canadian Bar Associaiton National Administrative Law Section Newsletter (July 2013 issue) one finds a review of UBD by Mike Stephens from BC in which “anyone remotely interested in the current state of administrative justice in Canada”
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In the July 2013 issue of the OBA Public Sector Lawyers Newsletter, Voy T. Stelmazynski, Ontario Labour Relations Board Solicitor has published a very readable, very positive, review of Unjust by Design. It may be found at: http://www.oba.org/en/pdf/sec_news_pub_jul13_ste_ell.pdf=
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